The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1887-12-01

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disposition to cough, and prevents
consumption.
A fine line of hair pins, something
new and nobby, received at Chas. A.
Trip & Cos, Jewellers, Brattlebo-
70. Also new line of clocks and
bronzes.
Charlie Stuart, who has been at work
in Rockingham for 6 months is at home,
and will work for his father this winter.
Mrs. C. w. Harrington had paralyt-
ic shock a few days since, and is yet una
Bile to speak, although able to walk about,
Miss Louise Babbitt has returned from
a six weeks visit to Boston.
Mr.. Zeno Babbitt of Mechanicsville
was in town Monday.
Mr.. Perry of the Turner's Pals Paper
Company left for home yesterday morn
ing after few weeks sojoum among us
in the interest of the pulp business. Mr..
Perry is a thorough business man and has
made many friends during his short stay
| by his courteous and fair dealings with
all. He has under contract for delivery
this winter, over 1000 cords of poplar,
and is satisfied that he can secure enough
of this timber. OF spruce not as much as
desired has yet been offered notwithstand-
ing the price offered csc per thousand)is
all that it is possibly worth for numbering
purposes, and considering that it may be
cut down to inches in diameter and in
lengths of u, l6 and 20 feet. Better
+ measure is also given than most mill men
give, besides the pay comes every month
and no waiting for customers, as in the
case of ordinary numbering. 1t is to be
hoped that our citizens will give this
company all the encouragement possible,
as the enterprise is to be of substantial
benefit to us. The company will pay out
this winter between $4,000 and $4,000
and would be glad to pay more. 1t is to
be hoped that our people will do nothing
to obstruct this enterprise but give them
every encouragement proper, and we feel
assured that they will when the matter is
thoroughly understood.
A CARD OF THANKS.
AS it has been the will of Divine Prov
idence to take again another from ouI
home circle, an afectionate husband, a
kind father and loving grandfather, we
wish to express our sincere thanks to oul
many kind neighbors and friends, who sc
willingly assisted us in this his last sick
5 ness and burial, also for the singing an(
flowers and especially for the heartfelt
sympathy extended to us from the whole
community in this time Of bereavment.
Mrs. j. X. Hall,
Mrs. Altheron Hall,
George X. Hall.
: Mrs. Rodney Clough, who ha
been sick for some time, died abou
i one o'clock this morning. Mrs
e Clough came to this place, with he
husband, from Grafton year ago 0
t more. She was lady much esteem
S ed for her goodness and neighbour
= qualities. She leaves, besides an a
ged husband, a large family Of grow
up children to mourn her loss. Fur
K eral services will be held at the Bar
= fist church tomorrow at 80 D. N
t To BRATTLEBoRo ADVERTISERS.
We beg to call the attention O
: Brattleboro business men to the SIF
b TER as an advertising medium. 1t
!. circulation completely covers the up
per West River Valley and it's con
g tiguous territory, going into at leas
500 families who are constantly goins
o or sending to Brattleboro for article
of trade. 1t will be necessary f6
holiday advertisers to notify us of til
amount of space wanted at an earl
= day, in order that we may determir
. the size Of the supplement that "
= will probably be obliged to issue O.
. the 18th and 22d,
d
IS A bridge is being placed acro'
# the river near the old tannery to a
f. commodate those drawing timber IL
4 the pulp company.
Id Wanted-Immediately ten team
d to draw logs to steam mill at Che
ID ter; good pay and steady work. Al
IN ply to j. j. Dodge Chester Depo
a. Vt.
II three seated express WACO
'd and express sleigh for sale. Inquil
"a of G. L. Abbott.
Get your saws filed and set for
IN cents. Jointing cents extra.
'ly Geo. Lackey.